• Little Havana - Known locally as Pequena Habana, Little Havana is the largest Cuban community in the United States. Spanning nine square kilometers along the iconic “Calle Ocho,” it embodies the vibrant Latin rhythm of Miami. The aroma of coffee and cigars, lively Latin music, and the vivid colors of homes and clubs offer an immersive experience into Cuban culture.

• Wynwood Walls - Wynwood serves as an open-air museum, transforming a former industrial area into a canvas for street artists. The expansive and stunning murals are a photographer’s delight and are frequently updated. Since 2009, when Tony Goldman established Wynwood Walls, this neighborhood has been dedicated to street art, as explained by the Italian guide on the Miami tour.

• Bayside Marketplace - Situated in the heart of Downtown Miami along the picturesque Biscayne Bay, Bayside Marketplace is a favorite spot for both tourists and locals. This lively outdoor mall offers an ideal blend of shopping, dining, live entertainment, and breathtaking water views. Visitors can also embark on a mini cruise of the bay to get a closer look at the celebrity villas on Star Island.

• Star Island - Star Island is a glamorous, man-made retreat in Biscayne Bay, renowned for its opulent waterfront mansions and celebrity inhabitants. Each residence on Star Island is a vast waterfront estate, typically featuring 8-10 bedrooms, private docks, pools, manicured lawns, tennis courts, and sweeping bay views. Notable residents have included stars like Diddy, Shaquille O’Neal, Gloria & Emilio Estefan, Don Johnson, Rosie O’Donnell, Jennifer Lopez, Rick Ross, and Enrique Iglesias.

• Art Deco Historic District - South Beach (SoBe) is Miami Beach’s most lively and globally recognized neighborhood, celebrated for its white-sand beaches, fashionable nightlife, luxury shopping, and pastel-hued historic architecture.

At the core of South Beach is the Art Deco Historic District, a unique architectural gem. With over 800 preserved buildings from the 1920s to 1940s, it boasts the world’s largest collection of Art Deco architecture. These buildings are distinguished by:

Bold geometric shapes
Porthole windows
Neon lighting
Streamlined curves and pastel colors
Stroll along Ocean Drive, the district’s most iconic street, to discover landmarks such as:

The Colony Hotel and The Carlyle, known for their neon signs and film appearances
Versace Mansion, once the residence of Gianni Versace
Outdoor cafés brimming with energy, just steps from the beach
Meanwhile, Collins Avenue and Washington Avenue feature a mix of stylish hotels, boutique shops, and art galleries.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Gratuities

This 4-hour tour is perfect for those eager to explore the highlights of the city in a limited time. The guide will lead you through Miami’s most iconic spots, sharing insights into its history, culture, and intriguing facts. The tour is conducted in a comfortable 14-seater van, allowing for a more intimate and personalized experience due to the small group size. Instead of audio guides, the guide provides live commentary, answering all your questions to enhance the experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.